University Communications

The university places among the top 10 in the United States for hosting Royal Thai Scholars.

As Lehigh University Art Galleries prepares to celebrate 100 years, we take a closer look at a few of the artworks that make Lehigh’s collection so special.

Learn more about Wes Hiatt, assistant professor of architecture and co-director of the Small Cities Lab.

Carol Packard, vice president for Development and Alumni Relations, shares the impact of the Lehigh community's generosity.

Professors share their research and perspectives on circadian misalignment, a new material and more.

Two geoscientists and former Lehigh classmates from the Class of 1973 examine clues hidden deep in rocks and soil to explore the history of life on Earth.

New accreditation expands on a remarkable 20-year partnership with the U.N.

A message sent to members of the Lehigh campus community.

There was a strong agreement among attendees at the three-day event that the traditional PhD model must evolve.

The plan is the "logical next step” in implementing Lehigh’s Inspiring the Future Makers strategy, notes President Joseph J. Helble ‘82.

Three Lehigh students and two professors will travel across the world to teach and conduct research in their areas of expertise.

A look at Lehigh’s Community and Economic Impact Report.

Lehigh Business Supply Chain Risk Management Index shows anxiety over sole-source dependencies.

An update shared with faculty and staff members of the Lehigh campus community.

Lehigh’s First Future Makers Research Center Tackles Catastrophe with Data, Simulation and Human Insight.

Lehigh's Small Cities Lab is envisioning the future of often-overlooked small cities, driving new solutions in collaboration with other communities.

This investment is part of a broader effort to enhance community health, economic development and cultural vibrancy in Bethlehem.

Abrams is the cofounder of TiCK MiTT, a reusable, tick-removing glove.

Lehigh's West Coast Regional Office offers dynamic programming for students in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Two initiatives led by Assistant Professor Dhruv Seshadri and industry partner Ultrahuman focus on injury prevention in female athletes and breaking menstrual health taboos in India through data, education and outreach.